Lisa Vanderpump Confirms Her Stepson Had Coronavirus
The Vanderpump Rules boss opens up about her family's experience with COVID-19.
Lisa Vanderpump confirmed on Twitter that her stepson, Warren Todd, recently had coronavirus (COVID-19). She shared the news in a thread while in conversation with fans.
"I am protective of Ken. Also his son had it and has recovered, we were very worried. Sending love," Lisa wrote, adding in another tweet, "I hear and see you all. Stay safe,this will be a distant memory soon...Please God. One of our family had it and now recovered. Brutal. Thank you for wishes at this awful time."
Born in 1966, Warren, a British entrepreneur, is Ken Todd's son from his first marriage to Pamela Todd. "Warren is very much his father's son — ambitious, incredibly family oriented, and someone to be proud of," Lisa wrote of her stepson in a RHOBH cast blog in 2011 after Warren was featured in an episode.
Lisa, of course, has two kids with Ken: Pandora and Max.
Previously, the Vanderpump Rules boss spoke to The Daily Dish about Warren having a son the same age as Max.
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